Unfortunately, that's just not true. At least not in pure Python without using Cython, C-extensions, graphical libraries implemented in C, or the like. In pure

Unfortunately, that's just not true. At least not in pure Python without using Cython, C-extensions, graphical libraries implemented in C, or the like. In pure Python, you can't even write an NES emulator that operates at full-speed. Look it up. Every NES emulator ever written in Python uses C libraries or some kind of C extension like construct to achieve 60 FPS.